The John Hancock Center can make an appointment to visit a place that basically doesn’t include activities in the Chicago group tour, and you can pass by when you’re free to see some of the architectural and cultural features of the United States.

Take the city tour bus. After going to the dot-go-to building (it’s better to book a ticket online), order a drink at the bar (reasonable price is key), enjoy your visit. After two hours, although not daring to try hanging out, it’s interesting to see someone else (especially the daring youngsters) do this, and everyone looks different.

If Sears Tower represents the structure of traditional architecture, then Hancock Center represents the perfect extension of contemporary architecture, as the representative of the famous super-high-rise buildings, well inherits the clothes of the Chicago school.

The John Hancock Building, built in 1967-1975, was designed by famous Chinese architect Ming Pei. The 63-story building is 241 meters tall and is very tall in Boston. The exterior walls of the building were all glassy blue, looking from a distance like a huge mirror, and like an upright postcard standing in the middle of the city. If you come to John Hancock Building during the day, sit on the grass in front of Trinity Church to the north of the building and enjoy the beautiful view of the red wall and the beautiful relief Trinity Church reflected on the blue glass on the outside wall of the building. If you come at night, you can enjoy the building under lights, which is especially beautiful.

It is very suitable for a weekend with friends and have a happy weekend! I also recommend everyone to come.

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Hancock Building, because it’s right by Lake Michigan, one side of the skyline and the other side of the lake, and it’s not like Sears’ viewing platform, looking around in the center. The upper viewing platform looks down on the people, and the lower viewing platform returns to the people. From dusk to sunset, this is a great place to listen to the early sunset glow

360Chicago on the 97th floor of Hancock Building (should be remembered correctly), there is also a glass box that can tilt the electric control to see the scenery below, the panoramic view of Chicago, the weather is better when the weather is good, summer and night especially!